Ed H Pustejovsky funeral rites held in San Angelo
Funeral services for Ed H. Pustejovsky of 519 Preusser San Angelo were conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday August 5 1971 in Johnson s Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Dub McClish officiating Burial followed at Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens Pallu bearers were Garland Slaughter Lamar Kopecky Henry Mazur Monte Lane Eschel Hurst and Bob Hardgrave all of San Angelo and Sonora He died August 4 1971 in Shannon Hospital at 9 20 p.m. at age 79 born July 12 1892 in Lavaca County survived by his wife daughter son two sisters four grandchildren and several brothers and sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed H. Pustejovsky
Preusser
San Angelo
Johnson's
Funeral Home Chapel
Dub McClish
Johnson Street Church of Christ
Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens
Garland Slaughter
Lamar Kopecky
Henry Mazur
Monte Lane
Eschel Hurst
Bob Hardgrave
Sonora
Pustejovsky
Shannon Hospital
Lavaca County
Karel and
Antonia
Chovanetz) Pustejovsky
Lydia Kopecky
Johnson Street
Church of Christ
Clifton Pustejovsky
Marjorie) Hardgrave
Emil
Albert Pustejovsky
Moulton
Charles Pustejovsky
Runge
Ernest
Millie) Hajek
Shiner
Adele) Hollub
Houston
William Pustejovsky
Jerry V. Post
Anton F. Pustejovsky
Raymond G. Post
August E. Pustejovsky
Beauty Nook Now Open in Shiner
The Beauty Nook at 118 No. Ave. I in Shiner reopens with Deloris Kresta and Cathy Garcia listed as operators. For appointments call 594-2397.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. Ave. I, Shiner
Deloris Kresta
Cathy Garcia
Koerth Parish Picnic Scheduled at Firemen's Hall
Koerth Parish of Koerth announces its annual Picnic on Sunday August 22 at Firemen's Hall in Sweet Home Rev W J Bily presiding Dinner begins 11:00 a.m. Fried chicken sausage and stew served with trimmings Supper at 5:00 p.m. Entertainment all day Sternadel Orchestra provides music Free dance at night All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parish
Koerth
Firemen's Hall
Sweet Home
W. J. Bily
Sternadel Orch
Services Held For Clara Wolters Of Schulenburg
Miss Clara Wolters of Schulenburg died August 2 1971 at Colonial Nursing Home aged 85. Funeral services were held August 4 at First Methodist Church Schulenburg with Rev Bob Parsons officiating and interment in Schulenburg City Cemetery. She helped found Union Church and served as Sunday School secretary over 25 years. Survived by brother Herbert Wolters of San Antonio and nephew Glenn Wagener of Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wolters
Schulenburg
First Methodist Church
Schwenke-Baumgarten
Bob Parsons
Schulenburg City Cemetery
Glenn H. Wagener
Shiner
C. A. Pennington
J. T. Schindler
Arnold Otten
Hubert Little
Buddy McBride
Miss Wolters
Fayette County
Texas
Ernest J
Anna
Nordhausen) Wolters
Union Church
Methodist Church
USCS
Herbert Wolters
San Antonio
Arno
Elise) Wagener
H. C. Morton
H. C. Morton, Rev
Travis Rider
Mesdames Elizabeth Nowlin
Rudie Valenta
Wm. Wendtland
Edgar Wolters
Rains Postpone Benefit Ballgame to August 13
The Yoakum Jax Indians will replay the benefit baseball game with the Shiner Clippers and senior innings after rain postponed it. Held at Yoakum City Park on Friday at 8 p.m. August 13, the event supports Bluebonnet Youth Ranch with profits from concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum Jax Indians
Shiner Clippers
Yoakum Area
Republican
Yoakum City Park
Bluebonnet Youth Ranch
Yoakum
Shiner Schools Introduce Free and Reduced Lunch Policy
Shiner Public Schools announces a free and reduced price lunch plan for students unable to pay. The policy outlines income and family size scales, application steps, confidentiality assurances, and a hearing option via Principal C A Gilbert for disputes while ensuring no stigma for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Public Schools
Max E. Seidenberger
Shiner
Shiner Public Schools Announce Registration Dates
Registration for the 1971-72 school year in Shiner Public Schools is set for Thursday and Friday, August 19 and 20, from 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. in the high school office. It applies to students who did not attend in 1970-71. current 1970-71 enrollees will not register. Ninth through twelfth graders may review or adjust schedules. Further opening day details will appear in next week's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Hospital July 4th Benefit Final Report Details
Dennis Mraz reports the July 4th Hospital Day Benefit raised 34 355 17 gross with 7 297 63 expenses leaving 27 057 54. After state tax 26 599 72 net, with 11 662 subject to tax and 461 82 paid to the State Treasurer. Gratitude expressed to workers contributors parade participants media and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Mraz
Booth
The
Shiner Gazette
Rummage Sale Ends Saturday at Shiner Methodist Church
The Shiner United Methodist Church hosts a rummage sale on Saturday August 14 from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m with drastic price cuts on most merchandise and many items at half price. Church members are asked to help during the sale hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner United Methodist Church
Mrs Koenning Taken To Galveston Hospital Friday Night
Mrs. Fred Koenning of Shiner became seriously ill Friday and is reported to be responding to treatment in a Galveston hospital. She was taken by ambulance Friday night accompanied by her husband and their children were at her bedside over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Koenning
Galveston Hospital
Shiner
Galveston
Isabella Koenning
John Sealy Hosv
Koenning
Mary Lou Koenning
Fred Koenning Jr
Laverne Pekar
Norma Jean DuBose
Gonzales
St Paul High announces registration dates for new term
The faculty and the board of St Paul High School announce registration on Sunday August 22 and Monday August 23 1971. Students report to homerooms between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to arrange schedules. Pay entrance fee and first month’s tuition and bus fare at registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul High School
Saint Paul SLA School Calendar 1971-72
The document lists the 1971 72 school year calendar for Saint Paul SLA. Key dates include first teaching day August 30 1971 the Labor Day holiday September 1971 midterms January 13 14 1972 and the end of the year May 23 1972 with a total of 180 teaching days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Ates
Little Leaguers To Play Rotary Team Tuesday August 17
Shiner Rotary Club challenges the Little Leaguers to a baseball game at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday August 17 at the Little League diamond in Green-Dickson Municipal Park. The teams previously met in a humorous clash last summer and will repeat the entertaining event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Shiner Rotary Club
Green-Dickson Municipal Park
Mrs Jerry Migl dies. funeral in Praha and Moulton
Mrs. Mary Ann Migl nee Zeman of Novohrad community died July 26 1971 in Galveston at 55. Funeral 4 PM July 28 Smith Funeral Home Moulton followed by Requiem Mass at Praha Catholic Church Rev Marcus Valenta officiating. Burial in Praha Cemetery. Rosary July 27 8 PM. Survivors include husband Jerry Migl four daughters three sons father Anton Wagner and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Migl
Novohrad
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Smith Funeral Home
Moulton
Praha Catholic Church
Marcus Valenta
Praha Catholic Cemetery
Migl
Mary Ann Zeman
West
Texas
Joseph
Agnes
Sikala) Zeman
Flatonia
Anton
Frances (Pesek) Wagner
Mary Ann Wagner
Young People Plan Austin Museum Trip
The Junior Hermann Sons of Shiner Lodge No 20 charter a 39 passenger bus for a trip to Austin to visit the Texas Museum and the State Capitol on Wednesday August 18 1971. Members pay 3 dollars non members 4 dollars 50 cents with lunch provided and drinks at Zilker Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Museum
State Capitol
Junior Hermann Sons of Shiner Lodge No. 20
Hermann Sons
Zilker Park
Flora L. Ray
Irene Fiedler
District Governor R J Forrest Attends Shiner Rotary Events
R J Jack Forrest of Mexia Rotary District 587 visited Shiner Rotary Club last week, attending the Kaspar farm assembly on August 3 1971 and the regular meeting the next day. Forrest joined Mexia Rotary January 2 1964 and has held multiple leadership roles including past chairman of all Four Avenues of Services and club president 1967 68. He has attended seven district conferences and six of seven district assemblies and served in the US Air Force two years in Tokyo. Forrest sits on the Mexia City Commission and advisory boards for Mary Hardin Baylor College and First United Methodist Church. He co owns Casual Fashions in Mexia. He is married to Ina Beth Brotherton. they have two children Bobby and Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J
Jack) Forrest
Mexia
Rotary International
Shiner Rotary Club
Kaspar Farm
Forrest
Mexia Rotary Club
Mexia Club
Atlanta
US Air Force
Tokyo
Japan
Citizens Advisory Board of
Mary Hardin Baylor College
Belton
First United Methodist Church of
Womack Insurance and Realty Service
Ina Beth Brotherton
Bobby
Nancy
Rotary
Old Timers Baseball Set March 12 1972 Reunion
The Old Timers Baseball Association Hall of Fame committee met July 22 1971 near Hallettsville to plan the next reunion set for March 12 1972 at Blases Place Hallettsville. They discussed certificates finances and boosting interest across an 18 county area and invited volunteers to gather material on former players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Pesek
Hallettsville
Blase
Hall of Fame
Association
Cuero
Ben Marcak
Shiner
Henry Wood
Jimmy Crain
Otto Linhart
Kenedy
Heine Baumgarten
Schulenburg
Bill Midkiff
Gonzales
Bill Greer
Richard Malec
G. H
Dr. Robert J. Wagner Appointed to Board
Glade Welhausen of the First National Bank announced Dr. Robert J. Wagner will fill the unexpired term of the late Adolph Richter on the bank board. Wagner, a Shiner native, practices with his brothers at the Shiner Clinic and is married to Marthalyn Valenta with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Welhausen
First National Bank
Robert J. Wagner
Adolph Richter
Wagner
Shiner
John Dennis Wagner
Patrick J. Wagner
Marthalyn Valenta
Glade
Dr. Wagner
Shiner Comanche Band Sees Largest Enrollment in Years
Shiner High School announces fall practice for the Comanche Band begins Monday August 16 from 7 to 830 PM, with no sessions August 20 and 27. Auditions precede school opening, music pick up August 13, and roughly 90 to 95 students have registered, promising a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner Comanche
Shiner High School
Community notices and reunions scheduled for August 1971
A series of local meetings and reunions are set for August 11 to 15. Nolikamper Reunion gathers at Green-Dickson Municipal Park with a 12:30 lunch. Court St. Paul-CDA attends Corporate Communion at 6:30 with World Peace intention. NFC meets August 13 in Hallettsville for grain marketing briefing. Stratmann Reunion on August 15 at Blase Konvicka's Place with registration at 10 and lunch at noon. other groups meet across St Paul library and VFW Post Home with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolikamper
Green- Dickson Municipal Park
Court St. Paul-C
NFC
Lavaca County Court House
Hallettsville
J. C. Mullenix
Austin
NFO
Mullenix
Stratmann
Stratmann's
Blase Konvicka
Highway 90
Shiner
Social Security Agent Visit Announced for Shiner
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria Texas will be in Shiner at 9 AM Monday August 16 1971 at City Hall to assist filing retirement survivor disability or medicare claims and answer related questions Young workers benefit under the current law explains manager M E Owen The old 20 quarters out of 40 rule applies to those 31 and older while younger claimants have new requirements See SOCIAL SECURITY continuation on back page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
Victoria
Texas
Shiner
City Hall
M. E. Owen
Victoria Social Security Office
Owen
Ulman's to Open Restaurant in Gonzales Area
Mr and Mrs Herbert Ulman announce Ulmans a new restaurant opening Thursday August 12 1971 at 4 pm on Highway 90 A east of Shiner in the former Swank Restaurant building Hours are 4 to 11 pm weekdays closed Thursdays and Sunday 11 am to 10 pm Lunches served on Sundays They specialize in char broiled steaks seafood Mexican food chicken and sandwiches The Ulmans long time food service veterans previously ran the Lexington in Gonzales and before that in Hallettsville Their son Stanley a 1971 Gonzales High graduate will start at SWTSU in San Marcos The Ulmans reside upstairs in the restaurant building Herb and Helen invite the community to make Ulmans a regular choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ulman
Ulmans
Lexington
Gonzales
Hallettsville
Ulman
Stanley
Gonzales High School
SWTSU
San Marcos
Helen Kubenka
Komensky
Moulton
Cheapside
Herb
Helen
Hospital Patients and Dismissals by Town
Weekly hospital lists show patients in Shiner Halletsville Moulton Flatonia and Waelder with names including Charles Kram Mary Hoerig Julius Vrana Gary Huser and baby Elvis Mayberry plus Mary Tobola Alexander Petruzela Louise Wieting and Albert Pustejovsky. Dismissals include Louise Schacher Sydonia Henkhaus Peggy Valis and others with several babies among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Charles Kram
Martin Wagner
Julius E. Vrana Jr
Gary Allen Huser
Mary Hoerig
Hilda S. Stach
Lee Allen Winkenwerder
Harvey Barsch
Joe Machacek Sr
Otto Sander
Jim Machart
Elvis Mayberry
Louise Schacher
Sydonia Henkhaus
Peggy Valis
Frank Brom
Mary Etlinger
John Zapalac
Paul L. Pustka
Eugene Knezek
Otto Fikac
George A. Janak
Charles J. Janak
Randolph E. Janak
Fred Koenning
Frank Valis
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Pustejovsky
Koerth Parish
Superintendent of Schools
C. A. Gilbert
P. O. Drawer
Hospital Fund
Mr. Mraz
Charlie Janota
Marvin Adamek
St. Paul
Praha
St. Mary's Parish
Harry Czarnik
E. A. Patalik
Father Valenta
St. Mary's Church
Austin Museum
Capitol
Rotary Club
R. J. Forrest
Old Timers Baseball Association
the Old Timers Baseball Association Hall of Fame Committee
R. J. Wagner
Comanche
Emily Kroulik
Trinity Lutheran Home
Rudolph Kroulik
Evelyn Anderson
Earline Hall
Janet
Evelyn
Earline
Emily
Ulman’s
Shiner Hospital Foundation
Pauline Migl
Mary Tobola
Mary Koncaba
Waelder
Victor Vecera
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